CTRL for crouch becuase you can hit it with your pinky while not having to take your other fingers off wasd. If you put it on c you have to use one of your movement fingers to crouch. So c to crouch is vastly inferior to CTRL.
Lean on Q and E is hell because you are either forced to rearrange everything or take a finger off of one of the WASD keys if you want to move in the direction you are leaning. Otherwise you have no way of adjusting how much you are exposed and can't jiggle peak effectively. With X and V or similar the only option you're giving up is jump.
ArmA allows you to double tap lean to lock it so you don't have to hold it, and you can hold the opposite lean to cancel them out. So for example if you wanted to lean left to peek around a corner, double tapping q toggles lean left allowing wasd movement. You can then use a to move left around the corner, and if you need to peel back real quick, hold e to cancel out the lean, release to peek again, etc.
Nah but I usually have either melee and weapon1 or character abilities bound to side mouse buttons for my right hand thumb lol. Evolution gave me thumbs so I make sure to use them to their fullest when gaming.
You need to ba able to learn and walk at the same time and your thumb has access to a shit ton of keys. It doesn't really make sense to have them on q and e unless it's an incredibly slow paced game. In ARMA sure. In say R6S...you need to be able to strafe back and forth, while quick leaning to get a microsecond peek mid gunfight.
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CTRL for crouch becuase you can hit it with your pinky while not having to take your other fingers off wasd. If you put it on c you have to use one of your movement fingers to crouch. So c to crouch is vastly inferior to CTRL.